Why Not? A Book for Every Woman

Why Not? A Book for Every Woman by Horatio Robinson Storer

The author, remaining unaware of the undertaking to inspire an immediate and powerful allure for ladies upon the subject of criminal fetus removal, until after it had been chosen at the New York meeting,1 has for some time been an individual from the Association. He knows, from individual perception, that prompted unsuccessful labor is of exceptionally regular event, against that its belongings are to the last degree shocking to the country on the loose. He has seen the change that has been affected in proficient inclination upon the subject regarding the need that this termination, or rather avoidance of repopulation of the nation, ought to be captured, since the distribution of the Report of the Association's Special Committee, which was selected at Nashville in 1857.